Knife attack - Expert witness describes injuries in Brokstedt trial
A medical expert has reported on the injuries of one of the surviving victims in the trial surrounding the fatal knife attack on a regional train near Brokstedt. On Tuesday, the doctor from the Institute of Forensic Medicine at the UKE Hamburg reported nine to ten cuts and stab wounds on a 22-year-old man who was ultimately able to knock the knife out of the perpetrator's hand. Some were superficial, others were deeper. In addition, the nose had been injured by a bite from the attacker, the doctor told the Itzehoe District Court.
The accused is Palestinian Ibrahim A. The public prosecutor's office accuses him of attacking passengers with a knife on a train from Kiel to Hamburg near Brokstedt on January 25, 2023. Two young people died, a 17-year-old woman and her boyfriend, who was two years older. Four other people - two women and two men - suffered serious injuries. The trial is currently scheduled to continue into the spring.
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- The knife attack in Brokstedt, Germany, took place on a regional train traveling from Kiel to Hamburg.
- The Itzehoe Regional Court in Schleswig-Holstein is currently monitoring the criminal processes related to the knife attack in Brokstedt.
- The UKE, the University Medical Center in Hamburg, provided an expert witness who described the injuries sustained during the knife attack in Brokstedt.
- The trial for the knife attack in Brokstedt is expected to continue into the spring, with the main suspect being a Palestinian man named Ibrahim A.
- The knife attack in Brokstedt resulted in fatalities, as well as injuries to four other individuals, leaving a significant impact on the town of Brokstedt, situated in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein.
Source: www.stern.de
